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removed the factory running boards. Sorry, bad pic

 

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The Sierra is Better Looking IMO  :D

Then again, I may be Biased LOL

Congrats on the new ride!

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On 4/10/2018 at 10:03 AM, CentennialDriver said:

2018 Centennial Edition 

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What's your lift setup?

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Never been a Dodge fan but I thought the ram 1500 was supposed to have a more plush ride than the GM twins. Not the case?

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33 minutes ago, techsan15 said:

What's your lift setup?

4 in BDS lift, Fox shocks, 2in spacers on the rear, 35x12.5x22 nitto ridge grapplers

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FHLH

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Ditched the Pro-Comps for some OEM GMC Sierra 18's  Wasn't feeling the black wheel look. Perhaps if I dechrome it would work, but the most I'm planning on doing is the mirror caps and door handles in silver.

 

 

 

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michigan2500hd Senior Enthusiast

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Looks good! I like those GMC wheels. I have the same color and in my opinion black wheels don't look all that great on silver. I'm thinking about going with machined 17" Method wheels like this

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17 hours ago, michigan2500hd said:

Looks good! I like those GMC wheels. I have the same color and in my opinion black wheels don't look all that great on silver. I'm thinking about going with machined 17" Method wheels like this

 

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I was very close to pulling the trigger on the Method 301 - Standard (Machined),  but the GMC wheel deal was too good to pass on! 

*IF* I ever lift this truck, the machined Method will be my wheel of choice, but only if I need the room.

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On 4/16/2018 at 7:55 AM, Doublebase said:

I need running boards, mud flaps, bigger rims and some steps. Maybe a cover too. I think that'll dress it up a bit. So far I love the truck! Picked it up yesterday 2018 LT double cab 5.3. I also love it's ability to stick to my driveway when it's turned on it's side.

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The optional Spider-Man package.......:)

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23 hours ago, FHLH said:

I was very close to pulling the trigger on the Method 301 - Standard (Machined),  but the GMC wheel deal was too good to pass on! 

*IF* I ever lift this truck, the machined Method will be my wheel of choice, but only if I need the room.

I've been looking on Craigslist every day for some decent 17" or for a really good deal maybe 18" factory wheels. I usually don't mind the factory styling and yours are about as good as it gets. I want to soften up this NHT ride a bit so I'm not constantly jarring the truck with every seam in the road. I'm thinking a 17" tire for a nice cushy tall sidewall and P rated tires. 

My Fallen Wildpeak AT/W's have performed as good as any tire I've ever had on a truck. I'm thinking even though they are only a extra load passenger tire and I run them about 28-30 # it's 20" wheels and low profile . That and stiffer springs in the rear. 

I don't remember my 2003 GMC 2500 HD riding this stiff. Of course I had D rated 285/75/16  Goodyear MTR's on it. 

I really miss those tires. 

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Seetown

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Got a new Z Series installed today. Even came with touch up paint that they actually sprayed the top with. Too bad car companies can’t do that.

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Slabsides45 Enthusiast

Slabsides45

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On 4/16/2018 at 8:41 PM, FHLH said:

Ditched the Pro-Comps for some OEM GMC Sierra 18's  Wasn't feeling the black wheel look. Perhaps if I dechrome it would work, but the most I'm planning on doing is the mirror caps and door handles in silver.

 

 

 

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I did the same with my 2015 Crew, same wheels with some Toyo Open Country 34.6" tires.  Really like the look of those wheels on my Brownstone 4x4.

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